New Records in 2011

What new music are you looking forward to in 2011?

Frank Turner

Social Distortion

Frank Turner, Blink-182, Biffy Clyro

Social D, Moving Mountains, Frank Turner, Blink 182, RHCP

Colbie Caillat, The Fray, Sharks

Lemuria and Algernon Cadwallader

Thrice, Frank Turner, No Doubt, RHCP, and Gaslight?

IKeeptheDiner wrote:

and Gaslight?

well duh yeah that one applies for all of us too

well im saying. maybe they will start a few songs in january, like brians blog said, then tour a few months, then release it later on in the year or early next. in all honesty, whenever they feel is right, which should be.....january, just kidding.

I might be the only on here...don't hate.....All Time Low*


*has stated they ditched the sugar-pop-punk

IKeeptheDiner wrote:

well im saying. maybe they will start a few songs in january, like brians blog said, then tour a few months, then release it later on in the year or early next. in all honesty, whenever they feel is right, which should be.....january, just kidding.

haha totally agree, i can't wait another year until the next album comes out, they HAVE to release some new songs NOW

Cloud Nothings debut will be a great way to start out 2011 in January

Flogging Molly
Frank Turner
Dropkick Murphys
Hard Times and Nursery Rhymes - Social D.
Live on Ten Legs - Pearl Jam
The King Is Dead - The Decemberists
Layla & Other Assorted Love Songs: 40th Anniversary Edition - Derek & The Dominoes

JJW319 wrote:

I might be the only on here...don't hate.....All Time Low*


*has stated they ditched the sugar-pop-punk

I'm actually very much into pop punk, but I could never stand ATL. Maybe it was the "sugary" part. I'm definitely willing to check out new material if it's supposed to be different, though.

I think Saves the Day's new album is coming out in '11, almost guaranteed to suck.

colmillionaire wrote:

I think Saves the Day's new album is coming out in '11, almost guaranteed to suck.

Their last one was pretty enjoyable. I like their old stuff, yeah, but I also won't write off any bands' new material because "it's not what they did in the past." TGA is getting into the territory of having "old" and "new" stuff, if they don't already.

I actually loved Sound the Alarm, but I couldn't stand/get into Under the Boards. I'm also in the camp that wasn't fond of In Reverie. Everything else they've done is great.

THIS was the year where a lot of the bands that I'm really into put out records (The Gaslight Anthem, The Hold Steady, The Black Keys, Ted Leo & the Pharmacists, The Riot Before, Delta Spirit, Sundowner), so I can't really think of that much that I'm looking forward to...

The only things on the docket so far are from some killer local bands (San Diego, CA). Hotel St. George, puts out a few albums every year (5 in the last 2.5 years), so I'm sure they'll have something next year, and a band called Writer has been getting a lot of buzz lately, I think they're coming out with something in 2011.

EDIT:
I'm pretty sure I heard a rumor that The Loved Ones should have something coming out soon, be looking forward to that as well.

Anything Gaslight related
Frank Turner
Blue Scholars
Fleet Foxes
Hot Water Music
Banquets
Portugal. the Man
Into It. Over It.
The State Lottery
G. Love
Sundials

fullcollapse wrote:

JJW319 wrote:

I might be the only on here...don't hate.....All Time Low*


*has stated they ditched the sugar-pop-punk

I'm actually very much into pop punk, but I could never stand ATL. Maybe it was the "sugary" part. I'm definitely willing to check out new material if it's supposed to be different, though.

yea they admitting to the overproduced sound of Nothing Personal. Said they wanna go back to the old sound. And they are naming it "Dirty Work", same name as the Rolling Stones album. Said they took alot of influence

Pop Punk meets Rolling Stones...what?

Simo- State lottery is coming out with new shit again?

Dave Hause

Social Distortion

Lucero said they might start recording...

also add
Yellow Red Sparks and Red Cortez to my list

Have to say I'm intrigued about the new DKM record. Despite going off them a bit over the last year, I've heard it's meant to be unreal. Ted Hutt is producing, so that bodes well!

Daire wrote:

Have to say I'm intrigued about the new DKM record. Despite going off them a bit over the last year, I've heard it's meant to be unreal. Ted Hutt is producing, so that bodes well!

I've loved just about everything that Hutt's ever done. That was how I originally got into Lucero. I'd never listened to them until I picked up 1372 Overton Park solely because his name was on it.